MassCue 2015 - Simple Web Tools by Kelley Kallin

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Blog on ways to use Padlet

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Teacher's Guide to Using Padlet in Class

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Paperless Presentations by Jenn Schefer @ BHS - a 1:1 iPad School

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Whether students create presentations using Google Slides, Haiku Deck, Adobe Voice, TouchCast, Prezi, Explain Everything, Flowboard, Glogster, and so on, their presentations can be showcased on the wall. When students are ready to present, they can click directly on their presentation, make it full screen, and begin their talk. This method of presenting is a huge time saver in the classroom. There’s no switching devices, no logging in and out, and presentations flow seamlessly from student to student. The integration of Padlet allows for more presentations and teacher and/or student feedback to be given per class period. Additionally, because the wall can be made public, parents can view the presentations from a class blog or website or the teacher can email parents a link. Sharing the digital creations of students contributes to a stronger home/school connection.

http://bhshelpdesk.com/2014/12/01/paperless-presentations-with-padlet

Instant Collaboration

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A Padlet Wall about Padlet

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2013 Gallup Poll

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A May, 2013 Gallup Poll, summarized in this article, “In the U.S., 21^stCentury Skills Linked to Work Success”, indicates that young adults between the ages of 18-35 in the U.S. who say they developed 21^st century skills like communication and collaboration in their last year of school, are more likely to self-report higher work quality.

Not surprisingly, the study also showed that too few students have the opportunity to develop these important skills. And, while 86 % of respondents in this poll said they used technology at some point in school, only 14% did so in collaboration with other students, which is in itself a 21^st century skill that Gallup calls essential to today’s highly virtualized work environment.

MASSCUE Presentation

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